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Thales Edisoft Portugal, S.A.

Joint venture between Thales, NAV Portugal and IdD Portugal Defence. Thales Edisoft Portugal has earned a solid reputation in the information technology industry. Today, it is one of the most promising Portuguese software companies in the military and civilian fields. Responsible for offering its clientele the development of flexible solutions for software engineering and development, system integration and technology consultancy. Aware of today's information technology demands, Thales Edisoft Portugal in fact exhibits in-depth understanding and know-how of military specifications, needs, activities and quality standards, having delivered a number of technologically advanced solutions for C4I systems to customers around the world. Likewise, Thales Edisoft Portugal professionals are true experts on the continuously evolving market of civilian software applications, providing valuable consultancy services that highlight a global perspective support and advice on business strategy and the development and implementation of robust and reliable engineering solutions.

General information

Portugal

Quinta da Fonte, N.6 - Q45

Point of Contact

Pedro Miguel Guerreiro Nunes

936 868 282

pedro.nunes@edisoft.pt

Areas of interest

AeronauticsCyberLandNavalSpace
Control Electronics TechnologiesData ManagementDigital, Data & Emergent Hi-TechElectrical & Electronics EquipmentGround Support EquipmentMission Operation and Ground Data SystemsMRO SpaceNetwork architecturesPersonal EquipmentR&DRemote Sensing and Ground SegmentSatellite NavigationSimulation and TrainingSpace Data Applications and DevelopmentWeapons & Ammunition

Projects

EISNET - EUROPEAN INTERACTIVE SENSOR-BASED DYNAMIC DEFENCE NETWORK

2023 - 2026

AeronauticsCyberLandNavalSpaceOthers

https://defence-industry-space.ec.europa.eu/document/download/c2d3522a-25fc-45c4-b158-5050df34bfbe_en?filename=EDF-2023-DA-SENS-GRID_EISNET.pdf

Above 25 000 000 €

European Defence Fund

Between borders (eg. min. 3 EU member states)

The EISNET project is to define the EAFT that will consist in a set of common concepts, rules and functions which will permit the scalability of heterogeneous weapon systems, sensors and FCC with different architectures or configurations cooperating in a network centric solution. Systems compliant with the EAFT will form a dynamic decision-making sensor grid and operational performance will obtain the benefit of the multilayered sensors coverage, resources and data combined while accelerating the exchange of information down the control and command chain.

AIDA - Artificial Intelligence Deployable Agent

2023 - 2027

CyberOthers

https://defence-industry-space.ec.europa.eu/document/download/f1aa1eeb-a368-41ab-be91-54728c24ccba_en?filename=EDF-2023-DA-CYBER-DAAI%20AIDA.pdf

Above 25 000 000 €

European Defence Fund

Between borders (eg. min. 3 EU member states)

The project aims at developing a common European framework made of prototype AI-based cyber defence agents to perform autonomous and semi-autonomous actions covering the whole cyber incident management life cycle, to support operators and decision-makers within various scenarios. The project addresses two main challenges that end-users in the defence sector are facing: 1) A growing attack surface due to increasing digitalisation and 2) the use of AI-based solutions for delivering cyber attacks.

SEACURE - SEabed and Anti-submarine warfare Capability through Unmanned featuRe for Europe

2023 - 2027

NavalOthers

https://defence-industry-space.ec.europa.eu/document/download/32604a9c-bffa-48ce-905e-86b320b81446_en?filename=EDF-2023-DA-UWW-ASW%20SEACURE.pdf

Above 25 000 000 €

European Defence Fund

Between borders (eg. min. 3 EU member states)

The project develops and demonstrates at sea an integrated system of systems of unmanned platforms to perform joint anti-submarine and seabed warfare operations to protect critical maritime infrastructure. The overall concept has a very strong focus on the common Command, Control, Communication, Computers and Intelligence (C4I) approach between participants and their related national ministries of defence. It includes a concept of engagement against enemy intruders by using anti-torpedo torpedoes.